All GST notifications issued by Central Government on Integrated Goods and Service Tax (IGST) Rates
Biris are specifically classified in the 18% schedule, separate from other tobacco items. This creates a distinct IGST treatment for biris versus higher-taxed tobacco products.
Finance Ministry revises IGST rules; new notification updates the definition of “Nominated Agency” effective from November 1, 2025.
Govt notifies IGST amendment clarifying tax on local delivery services, effective 22 Sept 2025, with exceptions for e-commerce operator-related supplies.
CBIC exempts individual life and health insurance, reinsurance, and clarifies GST on e-commerce delivery services under IGST from 22 Sept 2025.
Notification 14/2025 sets a 12% IGST rate on the inter-State supply of fly ash bricks, building bricks, and roofing tiles, effective from September 22, 2025.
Notification 13/2025 amends IGST rates for various handcrafted products, setting a 5% integrated tax on most items and a 3% tax on silver filigree and imitation jewelry.
CBIC amends Notification 9/2018 to revise IGST rate schedules for motor vehicles. New rules apply from 22 September 2025.
Govt revises IGST rate under Notification 3/2017 to a uniform 18%, effective 22 Sept 2025, aligning tax treatment under GST framework.
Notification 10/2025 supersedes an older GST document, providing a detailed list of goods now exempt from IGST, including live animals, unbranded food items, and handcrafted products.
India’s Ministry of Finance introduces new IGST rates (3% to 50%) for inter-state goods via a 2025 notification, revising the tax structure for various products.
